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it takes all of us...
2005/2006 Annual Report
Our Mission
Affirming human dignity and
developing just and caring communities
for vulnerable children, families at risk
and people in crisis.
ACCREDITED
Catholic Charities Community Services
4747 N 7th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85013
602.285.1999 ext. 3907
www.catholiccharitiesaz.org
“For the Church, charity is not a kind of welfare activity
which could equally be left to others, but is a part of her
nature, an indispensable expression of her very being.”
~ excerpt from Deus Caritas Est, first encyclical letter
from Pope Benedict XVI, 2005
Dedication
Those of us who loved him and who take him to his rest today, pray that
what he was to us and what he wished for others will some day come to pass
for all the world.
…. Excerpt from eulogy for Robert F. Kennedy
These words capture the essence of our feelings for the two board
members we lost this fiscal year. Monsignor Edward J. Ryle passed away
on December 28, 2005, and then, on June 15, 2006, just days before
his two-year tenure as President of our board was to end, Leslie G. “Les”
Ebeling, lost his 15-year battle with cancer.
Les Ebeling
These two men served a combined 60 years on the Catholic
Charities Board of Directors. Each was a tireless advocate for the poor
and disadvantaged. Each was a change agent, never satisfied with what
we were doing now; instead, focusing on what we could—and should be
doing next.
When Msgr. Ryle retired from the Arizona Catholic Conference,
where he served as the voice of the Church before the Arizona
legislature for many years, the headline in The Arizona Republic
correctly recognized him as “God’s Lobbyist.” At Catholic Charities
board meetings, he challenged all of us to do what we could, and many
times what we needed to do, to achieve the Gospel mandate of justice
for the poorest and most vulnerable among us.
Monsignor Edward J. Ryle
Les Ebeling was the sort of man who needed no glory. He saw a
problem and sought the solution. Among his many contributions is
My Sisters’ Place, a safe haven for victims of domestic violence that he
helped found over twenty years ago in his living room.
We dedicate this 2005-2006 Annual Report to Msgr. Ryle and Les
Ebeling, who serve as shining examples of what we can do to make the
world a better place.
Truly, truly, I say to you, he who hears my word and believes Him who sent
me, has eternal life; he will not come into judgment, but has passed from
death to life (John 5:24).
Bishop Olmsted,
with refugee family
Vandi, Massa &
their three children
“Love of neighbor, grounded in the love of
God, is first and foremost a responsibility for
each individual member of the faithful, but it is
also a responsibility for the entire ecclesiastical
community at every level: from the local
community to the particular Church and to the
Church universal in its entirety.”
~-excerpt from Deus Caritas Est
Our Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI, in his
encyclical letter to the faithful, Deus Caritas
Est, inspires us to demonstrate God’s love in
everything we do. Catholic Charities was founded
upon this principle of love for neighbor. For over
70 years, the staff, volunteers and donors have
shown their love to those in need. There is still
much to do. Let us not forget the important role
each of us has in the work of charity. The theme
of this year’s annual report, “It Takes All of Us”
says it clearly. May God bless all who make the
work of Catholic Charities possible.
Table of Contents
Letter from the CEO......................................pages 4-5
Financials...................................................pages 6-7
Protecting & Nurturing Children.....................pages 8-11
Strengthening Families.................................pages 12-15
Supporting People in Crisis...........................pages 16-19
Developing Just & Caring Communities...........pages 20-22
Office of Peace & Justice ...............................page 23
Phoenix Regional Service Center.....................pages 24-25
East Valley Regional Service Center.................pages 26-27
West Valley Regional Service Center................pages 28-29
Yavapai Regional Service Center....................pages 30-31
= Thomas J. Olmsted
Coconino/Mohave Regional Service Center.......pages 32-33
Bishop of Phoenix
Honor Roll of Donors....................................pages 34-41
Dear
Friends
“If you see charity, you see the Trinity,” wrote Saint Augustine. So
begins Part II of the first encyclical letter from Our Holy Father, Pope
Benedict XVI.
What inspiring wisdom for all who support the daily work of Catholic
Charities—developing just and caring communities by protecting and
nurturing children, strengthening families, and supporting people in
crisis. Love is at the core of what we do. To know that this is the holiest
work we can do makes it even more satisfying.
That is not to say that our work is easy. Far from it. It can be
back-breaking and heart-wrenching. It is often discouraging. It is
never-ending. But, for most of us, despite the struggles, it is the most
rewarding work we will ever do.
We are fortunate to have more than 600 dedicated employees and
thousands of volunteers who are wholly committed to our work of
charity. Their enthusiasm and perseverance, combined with the gifts of
money and other resources provided by our more than 2,000 donors,
are what made it possible for us to serve the over 212,000 Arizonans
who came to Catholic Charities for support and assistance this year.
Truly, it takes all of us if we are to be triumphant in our mission.
Despite the generosity of our supporters, there are still thousands of
people we can’t help each year. They are no less deserving than the
people you will meet in these pages—like Wilfred and his son, Oliver,
who were helped by Catholic Charities while Wilfred recovered from
brain surgery (see page 23), or JoAnn who found refuge from domestic
violence at Catholic Charities’ My Sisters’ Place (see page 19)—they
have just not yet been so fortunate as to find God’s love through the
charitable works of our employees, volunteers and donors.
It takes so many people combining our time, talents and treasures to
make Catholic Charities a powerful force for love in our communities.
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It is my honor to introduce you to some of these amazing people in this report. People like Maureen
Webster, who will retire this year from Catholic Charities after 28 years of service as Regional Director
of our Phoenix Regional Service Center. Maureen has not only made huge contributions locally, she is
a leader on a national level in efforts to assist refugees who seek asylum from persecution for reasons of
race, religion, nationality, or membership in a particular social group or political opinion. Learn more
about Maureen on page 24.
You will meet Prescott community volunteers, Kathy Sischka and Ann Hampton, who lead the
committee that sponsors the Catholic Charities’ annual Gala in Prescott to support operations in Yavapai
County, raising over $44,000 this year (see page 30). Flagstaff volunteers, Bill and Barbara Packard,
show what it means to return a portion of what was given to them by donating countless hours to set up
the new emergency family shelter in Coconino County (see page 32).
Giving of one’s financial gifts is another tremendous way to support Catholic Charities. Dr. Theresa
Mao, a 12-year member of the Catholic Charities’ Board of Directors, recently pledged a gift to Catholic
Charities, to be paid over ten years (see page 16). Carl and Aune Lind celebrated the blessings of their
lives, including 65 years of marriage, by supporting Catholic Charities through their family foundation
(see page 28).
At the front of this year’s annual report, we remember two of the people who made incredible
contributions to Catholic Charities over the past quarter of a century. I am reminded that the rest of us
will have to work that much harder to fill the void left by their passing. More than ever, it takes all of us
to fulfill God’s commandment, as set forth in Matthew 7:12, “(s)o in everything, do to others what you
would have them do to you...”
Throughout this annual report, you will find excerpts from Pope Benedict’s encyclical letter, Deus
Caritas Est. Literally translated, this phrase means “God is love.” The word “caritas” is the basis for the
English “to care” and is really the essence of Catholic Charities, and our
request of you. We hope you will get to know our work and join us in the
caring for, and loving of all God’s children.
Peace and blessings,
Paul J. Martodam, CEO
Year
in
Review
P
articipating in Catholic Charities’ Head Start has
been an educational experience for the entire
Jackson family.
Zonda and James Jackson’s 3-year-old daughter,
Za’nea, participated in home-based Head Start this
last year. Each week, a Head Start teacher came to
their home with a learning activity for the daughter
as well as instruction for Zonda and James about
taking an active role in their children’s education.
∑• 212,776 vulnerable children, families and people in crisis served
∑• $30 million budget
∑• 597 employees
∑• 100 locations
∑• 52 programs
∑• 67,000 square miles covered (44,000 square miles in primary
service area; another 23,000 in secondary service area with
select services)
Program Expenditures
“Head Start made me realize how important
it is for me to read a book or do an activity with
them, not just watch TV,” said Zonda. She especially
appreciated the teaching ideas the teacher left each
week—like the bean and bag of soil she could use to
start a planting project with her daughter.
Looking for more ways to get involved, Zonda
joined the parent committee for her area and also
became a delegate to the Westside Policy Committee,
which oversees Catholic Charities’ Head Start
operations in the West Valley.
“I like my kids seeing that I am involved, that
I stay active, that I do things for them and myself,”
said Zonda. “And I’ll do anything I can to help my
kids grow up differently than I did.”
Supporting
People in Crisis 24%
Catholic Charities’ Head Start program is helping
Zonda do just that. “It’s been so nice to have this
support from people who really care about children’s
education.”
Protecting &
Nurturing
Children 58%
Strengthening Families 18%
Sources of Funds
Investments & other Income 2.8% Special events .5%
Annual Catholic Appeal 4.0%
In-kind contributions 8.8%
Private contributions 4.0%
United Way 2.0%
Program service fees 3.7%
Government
contracts
& grants 74.2%
James & Zonda Jackson
and family
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Statement
of
Activities
For the Year Ended
June 30, 2006
For the Year Ended
June 30, 2005
Revenues and Other Support Government contracts & grants
Program service fees
United Way
Private contributions
In-kind contributions
Annual Catholic Appeal (“CDA”)
Special events
Investments & Other Income
$22,678,518
74.2 %
1,118,563 3.7 %
612,674
2.0 %
1,245,023
4.0 %
2,684,161 8.8 %
1,227,503
4.0 %
143,455
0.5 %
866,856
2.8 %
Total Revenue
$30,576,753
100%
$20,776,336
1,081,665
641,358 1,184,456 2,620,402
1,200,000
131,779
775,427
73.1 %
3.8 %
2.3 %
4.2 %
9.2 %
4.2 %
0.5 %
2.7 %
$28,411,423 100%
Expenses
Program Services
Administrative
Properties & General
Fundraising & Marketing
(Use of) Reserve for Programs
$25,785,965
3,757,234
476,615
902,645
(345,706) Total Expenses & Change in Net Assets
$30,576,753
84.3 % 12.3 %
1.5 % 3.0 %
(1.1 %) $23,513,642 3,305,084 902,321
349,830
340,546 100% $28,411,423 82.8 %
11.6 %
3.2 %
1.2 %
1.2 %
100%
* These figures are unaudited. You may request a copy of the audited financial statements by contacting our Administrative Offices.
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Michaela McShane
Protecting
& Nurturing
Children
Michaela McShane has learned that young people really can make a
difference in the community.
As a participant in Teenage Pregnancy Prevention’s (TAPP) Teens
Taking Action program run by Catholic Charities in Yavapai County,
Michaela had to complete an independent service project. She was stumped
until she attended a presentation made by a woman in her community
with AIDS.
“It was really a wake-up call,” said Michaela. “I had never met anyone
with AIDS. It had seemed so distant, but I realized that it was right here
in my community.”
With the encouragement of the program’s advisors, Michaela decided
to harness her passion for art to increase HIV/AIDS awareness in her
community. She developed four messages and illustrated them in four
paintings.
Catholic Charities paid to have Michaela’s artwork printed onto
notepads, postcards, and posters. Michaela then distributed them,
with donations benefiting the local AIDS clinic. Soon after, three of
her paintings were entered into an art auction held to benefit the same
clinic.
Today, Michaela feels empowered. “There is so much we can do. I
really feel like I accomplished something.”
“It was really great to see what the program did for Michaela,” said a
TAPP advisor. “Kids just need the opportunity and someone to believe in
them, and they will shine.
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Protecting & Nuturing Children
In today’s complex world, it takes all of us to ensure that the most
vulnerable in our society—the children—get the best chance at life.
Every child needs protection and loving support. Every child needs a
home to call his or her own. Every child deserves a solid education
and an opportunity to enjoy childhood without the worries of abuse,
violence, neglect or premature pregnancy.
At Catholic Charities, we support children through a wide array
of services. Our staff, volunteers and donors provide the resources for
thousands of low-income families who want to give their children a
better chance at life through Head Start and Early Head Start, a federal
program of comprehensive preschool education for children, ages 3 to
5. Not only do children gain valuable skills that give them a “head start”
in learning, but parents also participate, learning how to support their
children and achieve more for themselves and their families.
Education doesn’t stop with preschoolers at Catholic Charities.
Our services include programs directed at helping young people of all
ages gain respect for themselves and others. During 2005-2006, nearly
40,000 school children throughout Arizona benefited from Catholic
Charities’ pregnancy and abstinence education and abuse and violence
prevention courses.
Children who grow up without a home to call their own, or who have
been subjected to abuse and neglect in their homes, are extremely fragile.
Without the love and support of a family, these children are much more
likely to enter a life of crime and abuse. Catholic Charities’ roots are
embedded firmly in caring for these children and connecting them with
loving families. We have long been known for our adoption services and
continue to be one of the largest providers of these services in Arizona,
placing infants, as well as older children, with loving “forever families.”
Our foster care staff recruits and licenses foster parents, matches them
with children who need temporary homes, and monitors and supports
these relationships. In some cases, children are not immediate candidates
for adoption or foster care or have special needs. Our three residential
programs provide broad support to pregnant or parenting teens, as well
as children who have suffered abuse or neglect.
“Love is ‘divine’ because it comes from God and unites
us to God; through this unifying process it makes us a
‘we’ which transcends our divisions and makes us one,
until in the end God is ‘all in all.’”
~ excerpt from Deus Caritas Est
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Protecting & Nurturing Children
48,535 served
$16,870,432 in services provided
Early Education – 5,289 Lives Touched
• Head Start – 4,908 Lives Touched
∑• Early Head Start – 381 Lives Touched
Pregnancy and Abstinence Education – 34,971 Lives Touched
∑• Teenage Pregnancy Prevention (TAPP) – 5,164 Lives Touched
∑• Abstinence Education – 29,807 Lives Touched
Preventing Abuse and Violence through Education (PAVE)
– 3,630 Lives Touched
Adoption Services – 1,929 Lives Touched
• Community Adoption Services – 171 Lives Touched
∑• Infant Adoption Placement Services – 1,758 Lives Touched
Foster Care Services – 1,548 Lives Touched
∑• Foster Care Recruiting & Licensing – 1,474 Lives Touched
∑• Treatment Foster Care – 14 Lives Touched
∑• Foster Care for Unaccompanied Refugee Minors – 60 Lives Touched
Case Management – 1,101 Lives Touched
Residential Programs for Children – 67 Lives Touched
∑• Aspen House for Abused and Neglected Boys – 22 Lives Touched
∑• Casa Linda Lodge for Unmarried Pregnant and Parenting Teens
– 29 Lives Touched
∑• Spring Haven for Abused and Neglected Girls – 16 Lives Touched
W
hen Catholic Charities’ Head Start program
approached Judy Poggi, a faculty member
in child and family studies at Glendale Community
College, about developing a program of study for our
employees, Judy was eager to get involved.
“I love this field of early childhood education,
and when I can help early childhood educators
get the training they need and view themselves as
professionals, I get involved,” said Judy.
To comply with federal Head Start guidelines,
Westside Head Start employees needed education and
training in infant and toddler development, not just
in pre-school development. So Judy helped Head Start
create a learning cohort—employees who wanted to
learn together—and taught classes at Westside Head
Start at times that were convenient for the group.
In the classes, Judy used the students’ own
teaching experiences to illustrate concepts and
discussed how principles could be applied in a Head
Start setting. But more than that, Judy created a
supportive learning environment that helped students
stay motivated and gain confidence.
“When we create communities of learners and
support them in their learning, we find that they stay
committed,” said Judy.
Judy’s work with Head Start has really paid off.
“Not only has the instruction given our employees
valuable training, but it has given them a stickto-it-tive-ness that enhances their work and their
lives,” said Cathy Tompkins, Regional Director of
Catholic Charities in the West Valley. “Judy has been
so supportive and a true partner in Catholic Charities’
mission to protect and nurture children.”
Judy has come away with a great appreciation
for Catholic Charities’ Head Start program and their
staff. “I’m so impressed with their commitment. They
have so much compassion and genuine sincerity in
empowering families and helping parents understand
their role in their children’s education.”
Judy Poggi
Melissa Noriega-Poure, the Rustings & Rebecca Bermudez
Strengthening
Families
For Melissa Noriega-Poure, working at Catholic Charities as an adoption
specialist is the most fulfilling job she could ever have. “It is wonderful to
watch families come together—to see people who will be such good parents
receive a child that really needs them.”
When Mark and Corliss Rusting first entered the infant adoption
program, Melissa educated them about the process and cautioned them that
their adoption journey might be bumpy.
That turned out to be the case. The Rustings were matched with a birth
mother who later decided to parent her twin babies. They also met with a
second birth mother before finally meeting the woman who would be their
child’s birth mom.
“Melissa gave us so much support,” said Corliss. “She told us it wasn’t
going to be easy, and that helped.”
About the same time, Rebecca Bermudez, a pregnancy counselor for
Catholic Charities, was working with a woman who had decided to place her
child for adoption.
“My job was to help her find the best home for her child, and the Rustings
were just the family she was looking for,” said Rebecca.
Melissa and Rebecca were there when Mark and Corliss first met their
child’s birth mother. The relationship grew from there, and at the birth
mother’s request, Mark and Corliss were present at the delivery. They could
hardly believe it when they brought their son, Hunter, home. It was real—
they were finally “Mom” and “Dad.”
The Rustings have only good things to say about their friends at Catholic
Charities. “The whole team was so supportive,” said Mark. “They were with
us every step of the way.”
Now a year old, Hunter has brought great joy to the Rusting home, and
the Rustings know that things worked out for the best. Rebecca and Melissa
agree. “We just facilitated something that was already meant to be.”
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Strengthening Families
In 2005, a report was issued that analyzed the results of 23 different
studies on how family structure and family interaction impact crime
and delinquency in children. The report concluded that family, and
community support for the family, are key factors in preventing crime
and reversing the deterioration of neighborhoods.
With these research results in mind, it is obvious that we all have a
vested interest in strengthening families. Beyond crime prevention and
community safety, however, there is an even better reason to care about
families: according to another 2005 study, 75 percent of Americans
believe that family is the most important factor in achieving personal
happiness.
At Catholic Charities, we care about families for these and many
other reasons. We know that by strengthening families, we save lives and
build better communities. When we receive a call from Child Protective
Services about a family in crisis, our experienced staff works diligently
to create a plan of action unique to the circumstances of that family.
The plan may include counseling, in-home guidance and support,
parenting skills classes, substance abuse intervention and, in some
cases, placement of children in foster homes until reunification is safe
and appropriate.
Our donors, volunteers and staff are committed to the refreshment
and care of the souls of every family member. It truly takes all of us to
ensure that every family receives the best possible chance at happiness
and a strong future.
“This love does not simply offer people material
help, but refreshment and care for their souls,
something which often is even more necessary
than material support.”
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Strengthening Families
12,756 served
Parenting Skills – 693 Lives Touched
Pregnancy Counseling – 522 Lives Touched
Expedited Family Reunification (new program) – 14 Lives Touched
Meisha, Devin,
Maura Cluff & Lindsay
Family Builders/Family Partners – 1,941 Lives Touched
Counseling, Intervention and Guidance – 5,799 Lives Touched
Strengthening Refugee Families – 235 Lives Touched
Families F.I.R.S.T. – 1,170 Lives Touched
In-Home Family Services – 2,382 Lives Touched
M
eisha was referred to Catholic Charities’ Families
F.I.R.S.T. program when her son was born exposed to
methamphetamine. Already the single parent of a 3-yearold daughter, Meisha was devastated that she couldn’t
bring her son home from the hospital immediately upon
her discharge. She wanted to parent both her children,
s0 consented to weekly counseling for substance abuse,
random drug tests, and case management.
Maura Cluff, Meisha’s case manager, educated Meisha
about the particular harms of methamphetamine use and
prepared her for the long, hard struggle she would face in
kicking her habit. She also helped Meisha identify a source
of strength in her life—Meisha said it was her willpower.
“If I make up my mind to do something, I will do it,”
said Meisha.
And that proved to be true. Meisha stayed clean of any
drugs, regularly visited her son in foster care, got a job,
applied for subsidized housing and temporary assistance
for needy families, and enrolled in a GED program. At
times, Meisha felt depressed, discouraged, and trapped
by her situation, but with Maura’s encouragement, she
persisted.
Today, Meisha and her children are together. Seeing
the joy in Meisha’s eyes and the change from despair to
optimism is worth all the hard work for Maura.
“Meisha had the personal strength and determination
to do it,” said Maura. “And she did it.”
Dr. Theresa Mao
Supporting
People in
Crisis
Dr. Theresa Mao’s philosophy about giving is simple. “We don’t succeed
in life solely through our own efforts. We have all been helped by others,
and so we need to give something back.”
Theresa has been giving back for a long time—donating her time
and money to worthy causes. Since moving to Phoenix in 1968, she has
been involved in numerous community organizations and efforts. Just
last year, she completed a 12-year tenure on Catholic Charities’ Board of
Directors.
“I am very proud of what Catholic Charities does,” said Theresa.
“It is a truly universal compassionate organization. It helps everyone,
regardless of religion or race.”
When Theresa joined the board, she saw that Catholic Charities
needed more financial resources to support Arizona’s most vulnerable
residents. She decided to donate.
“I wanted to help the people who don’t have food to eat, who have no
place to live,” Theresa said.
She made a donation in the form of a 10-year pledge, which means
donating a set amount each year for 10 years until the pledge is fulfilled.
This allowed her to make a much larger gift than she would have been able
to otherwise, because the yearly donations were more manageable than a
single lump sum payment.
Theresa hopes to inspire others to support Catholic Charities. “I really
believe we can all do something for Catholic Charities,” said Theresa. “I
love to see people donate because Catholic Charities does so much good
for all people in our community.”
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Supporting People in Crisis
Faith-based social service is not a new concept; in fact, people of
faith have always been at the forefront of efforts to help the poor
and disadvantaged in America and throughout the world. Never has
the need been greater than it is today. Natural disasters, economic
downturns, medical emergencies, death or illness of family members,
domestic abuse, persecution, human trafficking, and homelessness
have impacted thousands of people here in Arizona, often leaving them
feeling desperate and alone.
Fortunately, there is hope for those in need, due to the generosity
of the donors, volunteers and employees who altruistically support
Catholic Charities. Thanks to their love—their caritas—141,415
people received services ranging from a box of food or payment of
a utility bill for a family in a tough spot to comprehensive services,
including housing, counseling, job training and even child care for a
refugee family, domestic violence survivor or woman making a new life
after escaping prostitution. In 2005-2006, Catholic Charities joined
our sister organizations around the country in welcoming families
displaced by Hurricane Katrina, providing broad support to nearly 50
families relocated to Arizona.
It does take all of us to give hope to the hopeless, homes to the
homeless, refuge to the refugee. By giving of our gifts and ourselves
selflessly like the Good Samaritan, our rewards will be found in the
faces and renewed hope of those we serve.
“Following the example given in the parable of the Good
Samaritan, Christian charity is first of all the simple
response to immediate needs and specific situations:
feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, caring for and
healing the sick, visiting those in prison, etc.”
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Supporting People in Crisis
141,415 served
W
hen JoAnn came from the East Coast recently to
visit her sisters in Arizona, she did not intend to
return home. After 35 years of living with an abusive
husband, JoAnn was ready to start a new life. With
nothing but the clothes and sundries she had packed
for her trip, Joann entered My Sisters’ Place, Catholic
Charities’ domestic violence shelter.
“The moment I walked in the front door, I knew I
had made the right decision,” said JoAnn. “My heavy
heart felt so much lighter.”
Community Support Services – 39,730 Lives Touched
• Bereavement Support – 182 Lives Touched
• Elderly Case Management – 1,150 Lives Touched
• Information and Referral – 36,825 Lives Touched
• Job Development Services – 21 Lives Touched
• School Adjustment Services – 1,280 Lives Touched
• Transportation – 272 Lives Touched
Refugee Services – 14,103 Lives Touched
• Refugee Resettlement – 3,300 Lives Touched
• Refugee Adjustment Services – 6,185 Lives Touched
• Undocumented Children’s Services – 43 Lives Touched
• Refugee Child Care – 69 Lives Touched
• Refugee Mental Health Services – 315 Lives Touched
• Refugee Training Coordination – 4,191 Lives Touched
Immigration Services– 14,007 Lives Touched
Emergency Services – 64,941 Lives Touched
• Emergency Support/Community Services – 36,384 Lives Touched
• Emergency Utility Assistance – 6,939 Lives Touched
• Food Distribution Services – 21,618 Lives Touched
JoAnn has found safety, a bed to sleep in, and
healthy food to eat. A private bedroom gives her
a place to contemplate her life and future, and a
support group encourages her to believe in herself.
She meets weekly with her case worker, eager to
discuss what she has learned and accomplished.
“JoAnn is a particularly brave woman, not
only because she left everything, but because she is
starting over after so many years of trying to stick
it out,” said Yvonne Taylor, director of domestic
violence programs at My Sisters’ Place. “She is very
motivated to get her life on track. We’re just providing
the resources.”
JoAnn is beginning to feel strong. “I am a
survivor, and My Sisters’ Place has helped me to strive
harder to stay that way.”
Client name has been changed.
Homeless and Transitional Housing Services – 888 Lives
Touched
• Homeless Outreach Case Management – 203 Lives Touched
• Homeless Shelter – 543 Lives Touched
• Transitional Housing and Housing Case Management
Domestic Violence Services – 3,557 Lives Touched
• My Sisters’ Place Shelter Services – 681 Lives Touched .
•\ Pathways Transitional Living -213 Lives Touched
• El Mirage Domestic Violence Project – 2,115 Lives Touched
• Immigration Domestic Violence – 548 Lives Touched
DIGNITY Prostitution Rehabilitation and Human Trafficking
Services – 4,189 Lives Touched
• Diversion – 256 Lives Touched
• Shelter – 47 Lives Touched
• OPPS- Offenders Program for Persons Soliciting
• Outreach & Support – 594 Lives Touched
• Human Trafficking – 3,146 Lives Touched
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Ken & Barbara Beck, volunteers at St. Patrick’s parish
Developing
Just & Caring
Communities
After Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast last summer, Catholic
Charities in Phoenix was asked to help hurricane survivors who needed
food, shelter, and assistance in relocating to the Phoenix area.
But the agency couldn’t do it alone. Catholic Charities was
overwhelmed with calls from people all over the Valley wanting to donate
furniture for apartments for the evacuees. The agency needed assistance
in collecting all the donations. And they knew just who to ask.
St. Patrick’s parish in Scottsdale had long been a partner with
Catholic Charities’ Office of Peace & Justice in building just and caring
communities through advocacy, public education, and service. So Catholic
Charities asked the parish to serve as a regional collection center for the
northeast valley.
St. Patrick’s responded quickly. Dick White, the parish social
action director, organized work crews of parish volunteers to make
trips throughout the community to pick up the furniture—beds, sofas,
mattresses, dinettes, and more.
St. Patrick’s also organized a parish-wide drive for household goods—
dishes, coffee pots, sheets, and other items—even crayons and toys for
the children.
“We ended up filling a moving van 15 to 20 times with furniture,”
said Dick. “We also collected a lot of smaller items for the apartments.”
With St. Patrick’s help, Catholic Charities was able to house numerous
individuals and families.
Service is just one of the ways that St. Patrick’s cares for the
community. In partnership with the Office of Peace & Justice, the Valley
Interfaith Project, and the Arizona Interfaith Network, St. Patrick’s
addresses a variety of issues—education, the environment, wages,
immigration, health care, and elder care.
“As a church, we are very good at charity or direct assistance, but we
also need to seek justice, often through systemic change,” said Dick. “We
help parishioners and others learn the issues and then train them to be
leaders and to enact change.”
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Developing Just &
Caring Communities
The theme of this year’s annual report, “It Takes All of Us,” is
particularly applicable to our ongoing mission of developing just and
caring communities—communities where every person is valued,
respected and treated justly. Community engagement is a goal in all
but our most specialized programs. Catholic Charities’ Office of Peace
& Justice (“OPJ”) is charged with the responsibility for spreading the
word of Catholic social teaching, specifically stating in its purpose
statement:
The Office of Peace & Justice affirms human dignity
by providing leadership and tools to integrate the social
mission of the Gospel into parish and community life.
Key to the success of OPJ’s mission is the organization of Parish
Social Ministry (“PSM”) programs in the 90 parishes in the Diocese of
Phoenix. Our four PSM coordinators serve different geographic areas
of the diocese. They work to establish contacts within each parish and
organize parish-based educational programs and community outreach
in order that parishioners can participate directly in social ministry. In
2005-2006, parish ministry grew to include 22 parishes and the stage
was set for exponential growth in 2006-2007, with 57 parishes targeted
for active participation in social ministry, ranging from comprehensive
justice education to ministries in foster care, refugee resettlement, global
solidarity and human development.
“The Church cannot and must not take upon
herself the political battle to bring about the
most just society possible. She cannot and
must not replace the State. Yet at the same
time, she cannot and must not remain on the
sideline in the fight for justice. She has to play
her part through rational argument and she has
to reawaken the spiritual energy without which
justice, which always demands sacrifice, cannot
prevail and prosper.”
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Office of Peace & Justice
10,070 reached
$254,600 in outreach and education provided
Parish Social Ministry – 22 parishes currently; 57 parishes
targeted for 2006-2007
Parish Social Ministry encompasses the many parish projects and
programs supported and facilitated by OPJ.
JustFaith and J-Walking – 8 parishes currently; 18 parishes
targeted for 2006-2007
JustFaith is the fastest growing, most successful justice formation
program in the US. Along with J-Walking, a similar youth spiritual
growth program, JustFaith empowers participants to develop a passion
for justice and to express this passion in concrete acts of social ministry.
Foster Care and Refugee Resettlement Ministry – 3 parishes
currently; 9 parishes targeted for 2006-2007
In response to the urgent need for foster families, parishes support
Catholic Charities’ foster care program through broad support for families
who provide homes for vulnerable children. Parishes also assist refugee
efforts through financial, emotional and ongoing support of refugee
families as they settle into their new homes in Arizona.
Catholic Relief Services/Global Solidarity Partners – 8 parishes
Catholic Relief Services (“CRS”) is the U.S. Bishops’ international
humanitarian agency that provides disaster response and promotes
global solidarity.
A
year ago, Wilfred Smallwood was deteriorating
rapidly because of a massive brain tumor. Having
fled his native Liberia because of political persecution,
he was a refugee, and there was little hope of getting
adequate medical care. All he could do was pray.
Then a visiting brain surgeon from the United
States came across Wilfred’s case. Wilfred’s
resettlement process was expedited, and within
weeks, he and his 13-year-old son Oliver were on
their way to Phoenix, where Wilfred would undergo
immediate surgery at St. Joseph’s Barrow Neurological
Institute.
When Wilfred arrived at the airport, staff
members of Catholic Charities’ Refugee Resettlement
program whisked him away to the hospital. They also
arranged to care for Oliver through the Refugee Foster
Care program while Wilfred recuperated.
Later, when Wilfred was discharged, Catholic
Charities provided a furnished apartment, helped
him find a job, and taught him about living in his
new country. Oliver’s foster parents also brought him
to visit his father regularly until Wilfred was ready to
parent again.
Today, Wilfred is feeling great, working, and
enjoying life with his son again. It’s nothing short of
a miracle to him that he is alive, and he thanks God
for putting him in the hands of Catholic Charities.
“The people at Catholic Charities are God’s
appointed servants,” said Wilfred. “It’s by God’s
mercy that we were sent to them.”
Catholic Campaign for Human Development Ministry – 26 parishes
The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (“CCHD”) is the nation’s
largest funding source for community controlled, self-help groups
working to break the cycle of poverty.
2005/2006 Catholic Campaign for Human Development Grants
— $158,000:
∑• Northern Arizona Interfaith Council - $40,000
∑• Phoenix Day Laborer Project - $30,000
∑• West Valley Interfaith - $30,000
• Mesa ACORN - $20,000
∑• Phoenix ACORN, $20,000
• ∑Border Justice, “No More Deaths” - $4,500
• ∑Minimum Wage Campaign, Interfaith Worker Justice - $4,500
∑• Journey for Peace, St. Anne’s Parish - $3,000
•∑ Glendale ACORN - $3,000
∑• Arizona Coalition for Migrant Rights - $1,500
∑• Episcopal Diocese of Phoenix - $1,000
∑• Familias Unidas Program, Santa Teresita Parish - $500
Wilfred Smallwood &
case worker, Pat Moylan
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Maureen Webster has spent the last 28 years dedicating her
work to the people in need who come to Catholic Charities
in Phoenix every day.
Maureen began working at Catholic Charities in 1978 as
a casework supervisor, overseeing a number of programs,
including immigration and refugee services, senior adult
services, and community social work. As the agency changed
over time, responding to community needs, Maureen’s role
changed, giving her opportunities to work in just about
every program. In 1993, she became regional director.
Working at Catholic Charities has brought some
wonderful people into Maureen’s life. “Our staff members
here are my heroes. They give it their all everyday—in
people’s homes and on the streets—to help people have
better lives.”
The clients themselves have also been an inspiration.
“I’ve met so many people with incredible stories of tragedy,
and yet they have the strength of spirit to go on and work
for a better life.” said Maureen.
After 28 years, Maureen is passing the torch to her
protegé Tom Egan, currently the East Valley Regional
Director. But she may still turn up at Catholic Charities from
time to time as a volunteer. “People are struggling more
than ever,” said Maureen. “And it’s such a privilege when
they let you into their lives to help.”
Maureen Webster
& Tom Egan
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Phoenix
Regional
Service
Center
“Working in the Phoenix Regional Service Center is like working at the United Nations. I don’t think there is another social
service agency in our area that serves the diverse needs of such a vast array of people. Our refugee program served people
from 12 countries this year. Our DIGNITY program is identifying victims of sex trafficking and helping women caught in the
insidious web of prostitution begin new lives. Our crisis team is helping Katrina victims start new lives here in Arizona. I may
be retiring, but I am far from done with my work at Catholic Charities. As I find other ways to be involved in this amazing
organization, I am more certain than ever that it takes all of us to do God’s important work of charity.”
Maureen Webster, ACSW, LCSW, Regional Director
Serving Phoenix and Scottsdale
2005/2006 Highlights…
117 employees
57,735 served
∑• Hurricane Katrina Response Team: In response to community
needs, we designated a case manager to work with evacuees
from last year’s hurricanes. Our case manager currently works
with 49 families.
∑• Human Trafficking Outreach Program: With the increased
awareness of human trafficking, we began a trafficking
outreach program through a federal grant. During the past
year, 26 potential victims of trafficking were identified and
referred to appropriate services.
∑• Prostitution Diversion: 132 individuals completed the DIGNITY
Prostitution Diversion Program. Of the graduates, 97.3%
indicated that they intend to make changes in their lives as a
result of the program. The continued success of the Diversion
Program led the City of Phoenix to extend Catholic Charities’
contract for this program for another five years.
∑• School Counseling Program: 383 public and private school
children were served in the Catholic Charities School Counseling
Program. 77% of these children made improvements in the
areas of grades, conduct, attitude, disruptive behavior, peer
problems, over-sensitivity and/or shyness.
“Concern for our neighbor transcends
∑• Refugee Resettlement: 419 refugees from all over the world
were resettled in Phoenix. Our outcome study indicated that
75% of them significantly improved their basic skills during
the resettlement process.
the confines of national communities and
has increasingly broadened its horizon to
the whole world.”
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When Jerry Biondi, a business owner in downtown Chandler,
heard about My Sisters’ Place, Catholic Charities’ domestic
violence shelter, he found a cause he wanted to support.
“I thought it would be a great way to give back to my
community,” said Jerry. “Besides, I can’t stand the idea of
domestic violence.”
A love for classic cars and hot rods inspired Jerry to put
on an auto show to benefit the shelter.
“I just took the idea and got to work,” said Jerry, who
enlisted the help of wife Lisa. The outcome was a successful
show in February 2004 in downtown Chandler. With auto
owners paying $25 to enter their cars, the show took in $1000
for My Sisters’ Place.
With support from the city of Chandler and downtown
businesses, Jerry has made the auto show an annual event,
adding rides for kids, auto part vendors, and bands.
Proceeds from the event have increased each year, with
more than $9000 raised at the 2006 show. Jerry and Lisa are
hoping to find a corporate sponsor so that they can make
the auto show a 2-day event and take in more money for My
Sisters’ Place.
For Jerry, the satisfaction lies in being able to write out
that check to My Sisters’ Place. “I just want the women at the
shelter to know that someone out there is helping them.”
Lisa & Jerry Biondi
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East
Valley
Regional
Service
Center
“Our community is not immune from the crises of poverty and abuse. At Catholic Charities, we see a growing need for
refuge for victims of domestic violence, many of whom suffer from both poverty and abuse as a result of their situations.
My Sisters’ Place and our Pathways transitional living programs have received support from local governments and caring
individuals, but the need is still great. It truly will take all of us to end the cycle of violence. Our teenage pregnancy
prevention program, school and family counseling and abstinence education are also essential programs to the well-being
of our community.”
Tom Egan, MA Ed., Regional Director
Serving the East Valley, including Tempe,
Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Queens Creek and
portions of Pinal County
66 employees
41,610 served
•∑ ∑Domestic Violence Shelter: Partnering with local government,
we secured more than $250,000 in funding for the expansion
of My Sisters’ Place Domestic. The expansion will grow our
capacity by nearly 50%.
•∑ ∑Domestic Violence Transitional Services: Community support
led to funding for the rehabilitation of a three-bedroom house
used in our Pathways program as a transitional housing unit
for a family fleeing domestic violence.
∑•∑ ∑In-Home Family Services Expansion: During 2005-2006,
Catholic Charities expanded in-home services into Pinal
County.
∑• ∑ ∑Foster Care Expansion: Catholic Charities provides nearly
20% of Arizona’s foster homes. We recently expanded these
services to Pinal County.
“Those who work for the Church’s
∑•∑ Abstinence Education: 25,000 students in Maricopa County
public and private schools received abstinence education
through Catholic Charities during 2005-2006.
charitable organizations must be
distinguished by the fact that they
do not merely meet the needs of the
moment, but they dedicate themselves to
others with heartfelt concern, enabling
them to experience the richness of their
humanity.”
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Carl and Aune Lind have been generous supporters of
Catholic Charities for nearly a decade through their family
foundation.
“We like to support local organizations that are doing
good things in our community,” said Carl. “We heard good
reports about what Catholic Charities was doing.”
The Linds, who celebrated their 65th wedding
anniversary this year, raised three children and lived for
many years in Minnesota, where Carl worked as a banker.
After splitting their time between Minnesota and Arizona
for several years, they made Arizona their permanent home
in 1991.
The Linds care deeply about people in need and
understand the challenges and hardships many people
face in today’s world—hence their desire to include Catholic
Charities as one of their “special charities of choice.”
The desire to support Catholic Charities and other
charitable organizations comes out of their own experience
with hardship. Carl graduated from high school in 1935, in
some of the darkest times of the Great Depression.
“Things were so tough then, and there was no way my
folks could afford to send me to college,” said Carl. “But
after that, things went better for us than we ever expected.
We decided we needed to pay something back.”
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West
Valley
Regional
Service
Center
“The health and welfare of our children is critical to the future of our communities. Education and supportive families are the two
most important factors in the development of children. At Catholic Charities, protecting and nurturing children and strengthening
families are interdependent. As the provider of Head Start for the West Valley, Catholic Charities supports low-income children
and their families with free developmental preschool education services. Recent funding reductions for Head Start by federal
sources have heightened the need for support from our community. Our other essential programs, including those addressing
pregnancy, parenting skills and adoption, and emergency assistance, depend on the generous and committed support of donors,
volunteers and staff, once again proving that, it really does take all of us to serve those in need.”
Cathy Tompkins, MA, Regional Director
Serving the West Valley, including Glendale,
Wickenburg, Peoria, Avondale, Goodyear,
Buckeye, Litchfield Park, Surprise, Sun City,
Sun City West, El Mirage and Youngtown
221 employees
10,992 served
•∑∑ Head Start Program: Federal funding was cut, forcing
a reduction in our workforce. We continue to operate 35
classrooms and serve 1,060 families throughout the West Valley.
During 2005-2006, Catholic Charities added an experienced
facilities administrator and office administrator to our staff,
providing much needed support to our team.
•∑∑ ∑Domestic Violence Advocacy: Catholic Charities received
new funding for this program from the Victims of Crime Act
(VOCA). During 2005-2006, we served 705 domestic violence
victims.
∑•∑ Early Childhood Education Advocacy: Catholic Charities
participates in a new Valley of the Sun United Way initiative to
promote awareness of the need for early childhood education
in our community.
“...(We) all have the same fundamental
motivation and look towards the
same goal: a true humanism, which
acknowledges that man is made in the
image of God and wants to help him
to live in a way consonant with that
∑•∑ Pregnancy, Parenting and Adoption: Through this program,
we continue to find homes for children who are voluntarily
placed in our care by their birth parents. The West Valley
Region participated in an agency study group to augment
services to pregnant women who decide to parent their
children. During 2006-2007, we will seek additional funding
to expand services to these mothers.
∑√•∑ Emergency Assistance Funding: Many of the families we
serve live paycheck to paycheck. An unexpected expense—
car repairs, medical bills, job layoffs—can set these families
reeling. Catholic Charities provides emergency assistance
whenever possible; however, we are severely under-funded
in this area and will continue to seek funding for this critical
area of need.
dignity.”
~excerpt from Deus Caritas Est
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For 18 years, a group of dedicated women in Yavapai County
has been working together for a single purpose—to plan an
annual gala to benefit Catholic Charities in Prescott.
The committee’s work is inspired by a desire to support
an agency that does so much good in the community. “If we
can help the agency help just one person, it’s worth it,” said
Ann Hampton, current chair of the committee.
Working in separate subcommittees, the more than 30
committee members secure accommodations, plan the menu
and decor, arrange entertainment, choose a theme, send
out invitations, and publicize the event. One subcommittee
specifically solicits donations from individuals and
businesses in the few months preceding the gala.
On average, the gala brings in about $40,000 in
unrestricted funds—a boon to the agency, which can
allocate the money as it sees fit.
The gala also generates good will and a greater
awareness of Catholic Charities’ contributions to the
community. “People learn that Catholic Charities serves
everyone in our community, not just Catholics,” said Kathy
Sischka, long-time chair of the committee and current
member.
“These women are remarkable—they make it happen,”
said Cathy Peterson, Regional Director of Catholic Charities
in Prescott, “They understand our mission and values and
we so appreciate this way that they support us.”
Kathy Sischka & Ann Hampton
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Yavapai
Regional
Service
Center
“Each day, the Catholic Charities team in Yavapai County works diligently to improve the well-being of every person who passes
through our doors. Our entire staff knows that it is critical to treat each person with kindness, respect and compassion. Yavapai
County is growing rapidly; fortunately, Catholic Charities has continued to expand services in our Prescott and Cottonwood sites
to meet the growing needs in our area. None of this would be possible without the generous support of our community. Simple
acts of kindness meant 1,800 residents enjoyed the holidays through our Adopt-a-Family program. On a larger scale, volunteers
raised over $44,000 through the Gala Ball. These are only a few examples that demonstrate that it does take all of us to bring
help and hope to those in need.”
Cathy Peterson, MSW, LCSW, Regional Director
Serving Yavapai County with offices in
Prescott and Cottonwood
91 employees
59,098 served
• Foster Care Program Growth: The number of certified foster
homes in Cottonwood nearly doubled this year, allowing
Catholic Charities to better protect and care for vulnerable
children, while keeping them in their own community.
• Families in Crisis Served: With help from the Yavapai County
Community Foundation and collaboration with Interfaith
Coalition for Compassion and Justice, Catholic Charities
implemented the Circles of Support Program in Cottonwood,
which serves families in crisis. In addition, we began the new
Family Partners program to serve vulnerable families.
∑• Facilities Expansion: We broke ground for a new warehouse
in Prescott which will house our medical loan closet and food
commodities. St. Vincent de Paul will share this space as we
work together to serve families in crisis.
∑• Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Program Recognized: The
TAPP Players Drama Troupe received several awards this year
including the Governor’s Volunteer Service Award. In addition,
TAPP received an award for Organization Champion for Kids at
the annual Children’s Council Breakfast.
“Our times call for a new readiness to
assist our neighbors in need.”
~excerpt from Deus Caritas Est
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Bill and Barbara Packard first got involved with Catholic
Charities in Flagstaff eight years ago when Aspen House, the
agency’s group home for youth, was in need of refurbishing.
As a contractor, Bill offered his expertise. It wasn’t long
before he, and then Barbara, joined the local Catholic
Charities advisory board.
Since then, Bill and Barbara have regularly given of
their time and talents to support Catholic Charities. As
volunteer manager at the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store,
Barbara works closely with Catholic Charities’ emergency
services staff to fill client clothing voucher requests. And
Bill responds quickly when the agency needs repairs to
facilities.
Bill and Barbara are eager to help. “Catholic Charities
provides daily support and guidance for disadvantaged
people,” says Bill. “People in crisis know there is someone
on their side.”
Once again, Bill and Barbara provided their
organizational skills as Catholic Charities prepared to open
the new emergency family shelter in Flagstaff. Bill made trips
around town to pick up donated furniture while Barbara
inventoried donated items and kept track of what was still
needed. They sent out letters to community members to
request financial support or in-kind donations.
“Bill and Barbara are the embodiment of faith in
action,” said Regional Directory Susan Brenchley. “They are
positive, determined and organized. We are so fortunate
to have their many talents available to the agency and our
clients.”
Barbara & Bill Packard
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Coconino/Mohave
Regional
Service
Center
“From the high desert on the west to pine-covered forests on the east to sparsely populated areas on the north, Catholic
Charities’ Coconino-Mohave Regional Service Center serves a vast and varied community. Our staff members and volunteers
really are the faces of Catholic Charities in towns across rural Arizona, and are integral to the communities they serve. Personal
connections define rural social service and Catholic Charities has earned a reputation for tackling tough problems. Whether it’s
counseling a long-married husband after the death of his spouse, training new foster parents to provide a caring home for a
sibling group of three, or keeping a family intact and sheltered while they address barriers to stability, we know first-hand that it
takes all of us to build just and caring communities throughout northern Arizona.”
Susan Brenchley, LCSW, ACSW, Regional Director
Serving Coconino and Mohave Counties, with
limited services in Apache and Navajo Counties
66 employees
33,271 served
∑• Homeless Shelter: During 2005-2006, we completed the
renovation of what is now a homeless shelter that will house
seven families. Located in Flagstaff, the shelter is the first of
its kind in the region and is badly needed. An outpouring of
support from the community resulted in fully furnished units,
ready for needy families in July 2006.
•∑ Homeless Outreach Services: In January, Catholic Charities
was awarded federal dollars to provide homeless outreach
services in Coconino County, with a goal of identifying
individuals with serious mental illness and connecting them
with behavioral health services. The program has reached out
to more than 75 individuals in its first six months, providing
tangible and supportive services.
∑• In-Home Services for Families: Catholic Charities began
providing services to families identified by Child Protective
Services. The goal of this program is to keep families intact
through counseling, parenting classes, connections to
community resources and case management. In addition,
limited funds are available to address financial barriers to
family stability.
∑ •Internships: We continue to partner with Northern Arizona
University to provide internship opportunities for social work
and counseling students. Students receive credit and our
clients receive access to additional professional services.
“The Church cannot neglect the service
of charity any more than she can neglect
∑ •Mohave County Expansion: Our Mohave County office has
added several new staff members and a full time Site Director.
We are looking forward to expanding services in this area over
the coming months.
the Sacraments and the Word.”
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2005-2006 Honor Roll of Individual Donors
It is with much appreciation and gratitude that we express our thanks to the following individuals who supported Catholic Charities
during our 2005-2006 fiscal year ending June 30, 2006. We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you feel
that your name was omitted, or is incorrect, please let us know by sending an email to [email protected] or calling 602-285-1999
ext 3951.
Anonymous
Mr. Keumars Moradi Haji Abadi
Dr. and Mrs. Salvatore Abate
Mr. Mohamed Abdigadar
Mr. Asman Abdinazsir
Ms. Sabera Aboozar
Ms. Betty L. Absey
Mr. Jeffrey S. Abuhl
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Acton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Adams
Dr. and Mrs. Sudhir P. Agarwal
Mr. Abel Aguilar
Mr. Barow Ahmed
Mrs. Jeanne E. Akin
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Alayo
Ms. Alice Aldbreo
Mr. Murat Alev
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Algire
Mr. Elradhied Ibrahim Aliman
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Allan
Mr. John D. Allanson
Mr. and Mrs. Leland J. Allen
Dr. and Mrs. Gene Allen
Ms. Dotha Allen
Ms. Trish Allen
Ms. Sofiya Z. Alper
Ms. Judy Alvidrez
Ms. Tayyibah Amatullah
Ms. Joan Ambre
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. Ambrose
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Amenda
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Ames
Mr. Adjoa Amouzouvi
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Anderson
Mr. Parker Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Isidoro Andrade
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Anglim
Ms. Carmen Angulo
Ms. Dorothy R. Appelbe
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aranda, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Boris Arbit
Mr. Daniel E. Arias
Mr. and Mrs. Drew B. Armao
Mrs. Brenda Armer
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Armer
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Arnone
Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Arnsmeyer
Ms. Helen Ashe
Ms. Elizabeth R. Athens
Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Atkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Ausberry
Dr. Armaity Austin
Ms. Claudia Avila
Ms. Karines Aviles
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Awalt
Mr. Michael Ayual
Mr. Romil Azemat
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Baca
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Baca
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Bachman
Ms. Laurie Back
Ms. Norma Bacon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bailey
Ms. Nicole Bailey
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Mr. and Mrs. James Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Baker
Mr. Paul J. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Baker
Ms. Sally Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Balda
Mr. Frederick S. Baldinger
Mr. Koroma Bama
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Banks
Mr. Richard A. Bante
Ms. Emilia Banuelos
Mr. Rolando Baqueiro
Mr. and Mrs. Deogratitus Baransaka
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Barbour
Mr. Edward Barfoot
Ms. Genny Barker
Mr. and Mrs. Val Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Barnett
Ms. Tiffany Barney
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Barone
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baronsky
Ms. Patricia Barr
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Barrett, Jr.
Mr. Frank M. Barrios
Mr. and Mrs. John V. Barry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Bartko
Ms. Laura E. Barton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Barwood
Ms. Judy A. Basham
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Terrance R. Batson
Ms. Cathy Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael F. Baumann
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Bayardi
Ms. Melinda E. Bayda
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bayer
Ms. Phyllis L. Baylis
Ms. Loretta Becka
Ms. Monica Beckner
Ms. Charlotte J. Bedard
Mr. Raynald Bedard
Mr. Trang Le Beekman
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Behr
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bell III
Ms. Linda L. Bellmore
Ms. Delphina L. Benallie
Mr. Najat M. Benaoussar
Ms. Janice Benatz
Mr. Browne Bendu
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Bennan
Mr. William A. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. David Bennick
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Benson
Ms. Courtney Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Benz
Ms. Robin L. Bequette
Ms. Jean Bercy
Mr. Gary L. Berebipsky
Dr. and Mrs. James J. Berens
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Bergamini
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Bergmann
Mr. and Mrs. H. Joseph Beringer, Jr.
Ms. Tara K. Berkley
Ms. Irina Berman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bermudez
Mr. Victor Berrelez
Ms. Geraldine Berwanger
Mr. and Ms. Eugene Besler
Mr. Robert D. Best
Mr. Gregory Bestgen
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Beyer
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bieber
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Biel
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Biondi
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bird
Ms. Kathleen R. Bissen
Ms. Sara C. Bissen
Mr. and Mrs. David Bixby
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blaker
Ms. Nell J. Blankenbaker
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blanton
Mr. Donald L. Bloom
Ms. Julie Blue
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blum
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Boelhauf
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Boik
Ms. Mary N. Bolig
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bolton
Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Borgesen
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Botkin
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Dr. and Mrs. Ernesto Martinez
Mr. and Mrs. Al Martinez
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Martodam
Mr. Manuel Maryang
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marzec
Ms. Carrielynn A. Mascaro
Ms. Jean E. Mascaro
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Masoya
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Massey
Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Mathern
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Matheson
Ms. Stefanie L. Matthews
Ms. Marilyn Matthews
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Matthies
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mauge
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher May
Mr. and Mrs. Derald G. May
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. May
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Mazzella
Ms. Aleshya McAfee Williams
Sr. Margaret M. McBride, RSM
Ms. Clarissa McCann
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. McCartney
Ms. Kathryn McCarty
Mr. Michael A. McClary
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McClure
Mr. and Mrs. William K. McColm
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. McComb
Ms. Barbara B. McCorkle
Ms. Eleanor F. McCormick
Ms. Mary McCoy
Ms. McCrey
Mr. and Mrs. George McCullough
Mr. William McCullough
Ms. Catherine McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McDonald
Ms. Gloria McElroy
Ms. Mary M. McEvoy
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. McFarland
Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. McGinley
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGloin
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McHenry
Ms. Rose E. McHenry
Sr. Teresa McIntier
Mr. Virgil I. McIntyre
Dr. David S. McKell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McKeon
Ms. Elsie E. McKinney
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kelly McKone
Ms. Lynne McLarney
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. McLaughlin
Mr. and Mrs. William McMahan
Ms. Patricia A. McNaulty
Ms. Barbara McNeil
Ms. Mary A. McNerney
Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael McQuaid
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McWhirter
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. McWhirter
Mr. Mark J. McWhirter
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Meacham
Mr. John A. Mecham
Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Mecikalski
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Medeiros
Mr. George M. Medina
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrosio Medrano
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mehlem, Jr.
Ms. Catherine Meibert
Mr. Tony E. Mele
Ms. Linda M. Melendez
Mr. Mark Voigt & Ms. Michele
Mencuccini
Ms. Doris M. Mercz
Ms. Nancy Jo Merritt
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Merritt
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Messerschmitt
Ms. Patricia F. Messig
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Messinger
Mr. and Mrs. George Metro
Ms. Prudence A. Metz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Meyer
Ms. Sarah Meyer
Dr. and Mrs. H. Belton P. Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Meza
Mr. and Mrs. S.A. Mike Michalis
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Mick
Mr. and Mrs. Oswaldo Migone
Mr. and Mrs. C. Dale Mikkelson
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Miller
Ms. Ursula Miller
Ms. Ruth M. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Miller, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David K. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Owen P. Mills
Ms. Carol Mimless
Dr. Carrie J. Miranda
Ms. Jean Jonas Mirville
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Missey
Ms. Connie Mitchell
Ms. Kathleen A. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome C. Mitchell
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Moan
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mochamer
Mr. Fadumo Mohamed
Ms. Abdellatif A. Mohamed
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E.J. Mongini
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Monk
Mr. and Mrs. Gene H. Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Montbach
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin J. Monteleone
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Montgomery
Ms. Nancy J. Montiel
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel S. Montoya
Mr. and Mrs. Tye S. Moore
Ms. Margaret Morales
Ms. Irma Moreno
Ms. Lora Moreno
Mr. Perry Morris & Ms. Gloria Ybarra
Ms. Nanea Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mortensen
Ms. Martha Moseley
Dr. Mary Lou Mosley
Ms. Jo Anne C. Motley
Ms. Emilie Mount
Mr. and Mrs. John Mrgudich
Mr. John Mrgudish
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Mullarkey
Mr. Lyle Muller
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Munn
Ms. Jennifer J. Munter
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Murphy
Ms. Jo Ann Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Murphy
Mr. Paul Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Murphy
Ms. Diane Murrieta
Ms. Sillah Musa
Dr. Robert A. Myers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Myrabo
Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Nabozny
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Nadolski
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Nageotte
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Naifeh, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nanfito, Jr.
Mr. Ernesto Napoles
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Naquin
Mr. C.J. Nash
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Naughton
Ms. Lucy Nava
Mr. Richard Navarro
Ms. Elizabeth Navarro
Ms. Donna Navarro
Mr. D. W. Neiple
Ms. Janet Nellis
Mrs. Ann Cecelia Nelson
Ms. Suzanne E. Nelson
Ms. Carol Neppl
Ms. Sara Nevares
Ms. Joann T. Newberg
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nez, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tao Minh Ngo
Mr. Anh Nguyen
Ms. Karen M. Nickols
Ms. Jane L. Niven
Ms. Jeanne F. Nizigiyimana
Ms. Mary Kuzell Niznik
Mr. and Mrs. John Nochta
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Noel
Ms. Nana M. Noonan
Ms. Margaret Nordin
Ms. Melissa Noriega-Poure
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Norkus
Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Norwood
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nove
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Novotny
Ms. Josephine P. Nugent
Mr. Noydis Nunez
Mr. Lino Nyok
Mr. and Mrs. Corey B. Nypen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nytes
Mr. and Mrs. William O’Connel
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O’Connell
Dr. John J. O’Connor
Ms. Catherine R. O’Donnell
Dr. Robin O’Hair
Mrs. Dolly O’Halloran
Ms. Geraldine D. O’Malley
Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. O’Malley, Jr.
Ms. Virginia O’Rourke
Ms. Dawn Oaks
Mr. Randy Oaks
Ms. Aurora Ochoa
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ohanesian
Ms. Elizabeth Ohrstrom
Ms. Norma Olea-Welsh
Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen
Ms. Barbara M. Onon
Mr. and Mrs. Vincente M. Ontiveros
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland G. Oonk
Ms. Cheryl Ortega
Ms. Frances Ortega
Ms. Rosemary Ortiz
Ms. Marie Osberry
Mr. Ahmedner Osman
Mr. Hassan Osman
Mr. Ali Kadiz Osman
Ms. Kathryn M. Otreba
Ms. Raquel Oviedo
Ms. Christina Oviedo
Ms. Estelle Owen
Ms. Ana Ozuna
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Pace
Mr. Mark J. Pach
Ms. Loretta B. Pacheco
Ms. Nancy Pacheco-Cedeno
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Packard
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Padrez
Ms. Sherrie Page
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Page, Jr.
Mr. Scott J. Palluck
Ms. Paola Palma
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Palmer
Ms. Diane Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Palmer
Mr. Gilbert E. Palomino
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Paquette
Ms. Jenny Pardey
Ms. Maggy Pariani
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Parish
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Parker
Ms. Maria L. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parker
Rev. Yvonne M. Parkhill
Ms. Toni Parks
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parra
Ms. April Parrillo
Mr. and Mrs. Van Parson
Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Pasini
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Patla
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Patoni
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Patti
Mr. and Mrs. Ziebell Paul
Ms. Abbaci Payman
Mr. Frances Paz
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Peabody
Mr. and Mrs. Westin Peabody
Mr. and Mrs. George Peach
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Pecharich
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Pellegrino
Mr. and Mrs. Luis Pena
Ms. Rose Penley
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Penney
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Penny
Mr. and Ms. Ricardo Peraza
Ms. Maria Perez
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Mr. Jess A. Perez
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Perez
Ms. Sheri A. Perez
Ms. Jasminka Perisic
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Perkins
Ms. Judy Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. Tommaso Perla
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry
Ms. Marguerite Perusse
Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Petak
Ms. Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Peterson
Ms. Libby Petray
Mr. Rudolph Petsche
Ms. Cara Pfannenstiel
Mr. Khanh Pham
Ms. Jean N. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Phillips
Ms. Wendi Phillips
Ms. Margaret A. Piacentine
Ms. Irene T. Piccoli
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Pidgeon
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Pierce
Ms. Shirley A. Pierce
Mr. Arnold Pilla
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Pilsner
Ms. Naomi Pittman-Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Pitts
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Plese
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Politi
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Polk
Ms. Kristin Polkki
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pond
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Pongracz
Mr. Julio C. Posada
Mr. and Mrs. Marlyn Posvar, Sr.
Mr. Tim Prater
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Preach
Ms. Patricia Pressey
Ms. Julie A. Prevoznik
Ms. Jennifer Pridie
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Pritts II
Ms. Alice Procell
Mr. Theodore J. Protonentis
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Prouty
Ms. Claudia I. Provencio
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Prud’Homme
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Ptacek
Ms. Diane J. Puike
Mr. and Mrs. Loi Quach
Mrs. Geraldine M. Quail
Mr. Truong Quan
Ms. Jean Quarelli
Ms. Carol G. Quasula
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Queen
Ms. Kathleen M. Quinn
Dr. W. Kevin & Dr. Leslie D. Quinn
Ms. Laura Quinon
Ms. Leticia Quintana
Ms. Deborah Rackemann
Mr. Siddigue Rahima
Mr. Dale W. Ramey
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Ramirez
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Ramos
Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Randall
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Randall
Mr. and Mrs. Clint F. Randall
Mr. and Mrs. Don Randolph
Mr. Walter Rapacz
Ms. Betty J. Raphael
Mr. Rodriguez Raqel
Mrs. Mary A. Rasmussen
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ratcliff, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rathbun
Ms. Mary Ravenkamp
Ms. Sharon Ravenscroft, Esq.
Ms. Anne Ravey
Mr. Kenneth P. Rawlins
Ms. Kathleen A. Raynes
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reddy
Ms. Sandra L. Reed
Ms. Maria L. Regalado
Ms. Ellen M. Regan
Ms. Janet G. Reid
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reilly
Mr. William T. Reinick
Dr. William Resnick
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin V. Rethman
Ms. Mary Ann Reuter
Ms. Phyllis Ann Revello
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Reynolds
Mr. Dennys Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Reynolds
Ms. Nancy E. Rhoades
Mr. Fred Rice & Ms. Patricia Moylan
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Richard
Mr. Sean Richardson
Ms. Jessie M. Richey
Ms. Sharon Richey
Ms. Elizabeth Richman
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Riekens
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rinehimer, Sr.
Ms. M. Jane Ringham
Ms. Yolanda Rios
Ms. Emma Rivadeneyra
Mr. and Mrs. George Rivaldo, Jr.
Mr. Hercados Rivas
Ms. Michele Rivchin
Mr. and Mrs. Juan Rivera
Ms. Roxanne M. Rix
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Robb
Ms. Laneta Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts
Ms. Sonia L. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Robinson, Jr.
Mr. Charles H. Robrecht
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Robson
Ms. Marianne Roccaforte
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Roche
Dr. and Mrs. Michael V. Rock
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rodenburg
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Rodgers
Mr. Norin Rodriguez
Mr. Anier Rodriguez
Ms. Olga L. Rodriguez
Ms. Matilda Rodriguez
Ms. Sommer Rodriguez
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Rodriguez
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Rojas
Mrs. Rhonda Rojko
Mr. Erasmo Rojo
Ms. Maria-Magdalena T. Rojo
Mr. and Mrs. Jose B. Romero
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Romero
Mr. and Mrs. William Roseberry
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rosing
Ms. Jonnetta Ross
Ms. Patti Rosset
Ms. Felicia Roth
Mr. Bernard J. Roth
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin G. Rothfuss II
Ms. Gayle L. Rowell
Ms. Margaret V. Ruble
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Rubottom
Mr. Randall S. Rubottom
Ms. Luz M. Ruiz
Dr. Cliff H. Running
Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Rusing
Mrs. Georgia W. Rusing
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Rusing
Mr. and Mrs. Doug A. Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Daiton Rutkowski
Ms. Mary Ann Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. John V. Ryan
Msgr. Edward Ryle
Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Saas
Ms. Senada Sabani
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sack
Ms. Mary Beth Sadlouskos
Mr. Fayah Sah Tamba
Ms. Madeline Sample
Ms. Karen L. Sampson
Ms. Manyang Samuel
Ms. Sorour Sana
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Sanders
Ms. Charline Sanderson
Ms. Laura Sandez
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sandlin
Mr. Brown Sandro
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sandy
Ms. Peggy A. Sanschagrin
Dr. Judith J. Santini
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence F. Sapio
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Sargent
Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Saria
Ms. Diane P. Sarikas
Ms. Rosana Sartirana
Mr. and Mrs. Leo N. Sasseville
Mrs. Rebecca Sauer
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall G. Savage
Dr. and Mrs. James G. Savoini
Ms. Maria Gabriela Saxton
Mr. and Mrs. Spedito Scarfo
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Schuttenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Schebler
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Schermuly
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Schiavone
Ms. Lorraine B. Schlesinger
Mr. Albert W. Schlick
Mr. Mike Schmaker
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schmitt
Mr. David Schmittinger
Dr. and Mrs. Mike J. Schmoker
Mr. James R. Schrand
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Schrank
Ms. Linda Schreiber
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schrey
Mr. and Mrs. Elton J. Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. William Schubert
Mr. Frederick Schuerman
Mr. and Ms. William H. Schwartz
Ms. Marcia M. Schweers
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Scott
Mr. Peter Sebit
Mr. and Mrs. John Sefton
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Sega
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart S. Seim
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sellers
Ms. Wendy J. Setterberg
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd R. Shaffer
Mr. J. A. Shaffer-Musser
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Shafton
Mr. Nicholas R. Shank, Jr.
Mr. Glen Sharko
Mr. Edward P. Shea
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Shea
Mr. Edward Shea, Jr.
Mr. Rod Shearer
Sr. Maria Sheerin
Mr. Scott Sheldon
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. David Sherwood
Mr. Shire
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Short
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shuck
Ms. Heidi Silbernagel
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sills-Trausch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simek
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Simlik
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob P. Simon
Sr. Ellen Sinclair, SDS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Sischka
Ms. Vida E. Sischka
Mr. and Mrs. William Sizemore
Mr. and Mrs. Ted G. Skowronek
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Slavin
Ms. Alice Slaysman
Ms. Anna Smith
Mr. Bradley Smith
Ms. Bobbi Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Austin G. Smith
Ms. Jane Smith and
Ms. Peggy R. Roman
Ms. Dorothy J. Smith
Mr. Peter Smith
Ms. Gloria Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Smith
Ms. Barbara R. Smock
Mrs. Margaret T. Snider
Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Snoey
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Snyder
Ms. Sharon Ann Sobon
Ms. Karla Solano
Ms. Marie V. Soliz
Mr. and Mrs. Kris Somera
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Sopiak
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Souers
Ms. Mary Kathleen Spangenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Spaulding
Ms. Gayla Spenney
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Spickerman
Mr. Mark Spinrad
Ms. Virginia C. Spofford
Mr. and Mrs. David Sprehe
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. St. Germain
Mr. and Mrs. James Stabile
Ms. Rosalie P. Stage
Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Staker
Ms. Shirley J. Stanford
Ms. Joanne M. Stanislaus
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. William Stark
Ms. Jane M. Stearman
Ms. Emily F. Steere
Mr. and Mrs. George Steiner
Mr. Edward W. Stepkowicz
Mr. Scott J. Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Steward
Mr. Brent Stewart
Ms. Sharon Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Stickney
Mr. and Mrs. Denny L. Stimson
Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Stocker
Dr. and Mrs. Chad M. Stoker
Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Storey
Ms. Janet S. Story
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Stott
Ms. Mercy Stotts
Ms. Martha Stough
Ms. Barbara Strachan
Mr. John M. Strand
Ms. Tracy A. Strand
Ms. Gale Stressman Grabe
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stringer
Ms. Gena Stuber
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Studer
Ms. Cathy L. Sugg
Mr. Patrick R. Sullivan
Ms. Koralee T. Sunderhaus
Ms. Mary Jo Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Svihla
Ms. Margaret E. Swafford
Ms. Elizabeth Swanlund
Ms. Alma Jean Sweeney
Ms. Rosalie K. Swenson
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Swigart
Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Syme
Mr. James Szymanski
Mr. Jay Taibshraeny
Dr. Pearl M. Tang
Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Tassinari
Ms. Lois P. Taylor
Ms. Yvonne Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Taylor, Jr.
Ms. Tami Taylor
Ms. Kathleen A. Taylor
Ms. Margaret Tays
Mr. and Mrs. Remmie Ten Berge
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Teresi
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy R. Tetschner
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Thatcher
Mr. and Mrs. James Theilmann
Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Thomas
Mr. Jesse F. Thomas
Ms. Sharon Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Oren D. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Craig O. Thoresen
Mrs. Monica Threlkeld
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Tichavsky
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Timmerman
Mr. John M. Timmons
Ms. Nancy L. Tippen
Mr. Carlos Toledo
Ms. Laura Tompkins
Ms. Cathy H. Tompkins
Ms. Janet Tonnelli
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Tope
Ms. Marian M. Tope
Ms. Helen J. Torrance
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Torres
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Tracy
Mr. Warren T. Trask
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ross Traver
Ms. Jeanette I. Treuel
Mr. and Mrs. Boris L. Trimino
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Trinchitella
Ms. Charleyne Trompeter
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Troutman
Ms. Barbara Truax
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Trujillo
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Truman
Ms. Colleen Tucker
Ms. Suzannah Tweh
Ms. Robyn R. Tye
Mr. and Mrs. Zivomir Ubiparipovic
Ms. Erwina Q. Ungos and Mr.
Michael A. Arroyo
Ms. Karina Uriarte-Garduno
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Usher
Ms. Margaret Valaski
Ms. Marisela Valentin
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Valentine
Ms. Esperansa Valenzuela
Mr. and Mrs. David Van Gorder
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Van Handel
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Van Horn
Mr. and Mrs. James Van House
Ms. Germaine VanDemark
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vanderwey
Mr. Kirk J. Vanderziel
Mr. Richard G. Vangelisti
Ms. Corina Vargas
Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Vaughan
Ms. Jill M. Vavro
Ms. Sylvia T. Vega
Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Veierstahler
Mr. Ernesto Velarde
Mr. and Mrs. Armando Velasquez
Mr. Charles J. Velasquez
Mr. Nzaramba Venuste
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo A. Vergnetti
Dr. Janice Vermiglio-Smith
Mr. Remley P. Viliborghi
Ms. Alicia Villalvazo
Mr. John Villapudua
Ms. Joyce N. Vincent
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Visser
Mr. Stephen Vitali &
Dr. Kristen J. Schmidt
Mr. James A. Vivian
Mr. David P. Vlasak
Ms. Hewlaine von Bretzel
Rev. William A. Wack, CSC
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Waddle
Mrs. Veronica Wade
Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner
Ms. Paula S. Wainright
Ms. Dorothy K. Wales
Mr. Joseph Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wallace
Ms. Jean M. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Walls
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Walsh
Ms. Sara D. Walter
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Walton
Ms. Pauline C. Wanek
Ms. Tricia Wang
Ms. Sally S. Wang
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wardein
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wardle
Mr. and Mrs. James Wartner
Mr. Patrick L. Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Waters
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Waters
Ms. Judith Watson
Ms. Beatrice Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Webb
Ms. Joanna Webb
Ms. Maureen Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weese
Ms. Dorothy A. Weinberg
Ms. Virginia A. Weingartner
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weisheim
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence R. Wells
Mr. Kalle Wesala, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis M. Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Wetzel
Ms. Sharon Weymouth
Ms. Jessica Whalen
Ms. Amy J. Whetten
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Whitaker, Jr.
Mr. Bruce P. White
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. White
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Whitehead
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Whitty
Ms. Barbara K. Wich
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Wiggins
Mr. and Mrs. Schueller L. Williams, Jr.
Ms. Martha A. Williams
Mr. Allan R. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Williams
Ms. Joann O. Williams
Ms. JoAnn Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams
Ms. Carol E. Williams
Ms. Marilyn M. Williams
Ms. Terri Lynn Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Wilson
Ms. Martha T. Wing
Mr. Frank J. Winkler
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wintergalen
Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Wist
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Witcraft
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Witte
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Wodek
Mr. James Wojciehowski
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wolfert
Ms. Margaret A. Wolfgarth
Ms. Kathleen Wolfley
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wolnisty
Mr. and Mrs. David Wondrash
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Woods
Mr. Gary K. Wootton
Mr. and Mrs. L. Andre Worrell
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Wright
Ms. Michele Wright
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Yates
Mr. and Mrs. John Yaukey
Mrs. Elaine Yielding
Ms. Gloriann E. Yoos
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Younger
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Yturralde
Ms. Sophia Yue & Mr. John Robinson
Mr. Steven M. Zaccari
Mr. Thomas P. Zadronzny
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zalewski
Ms. Catherine Zandler
Ms. Liba Zhang
Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Ziebell
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Zied
Mr. Michael J. Zoccoli
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2005-2006 Honor Roll of Corporate, Foundation &
Organization Donors
It is with much appreciation and gratitude that we express our thanks to the generous corporations, foundations and other organizations
that supported Catholic Charities during our 2005-2006 fiscal year ending June 30, 2006. We have made every attempt to ensure the
accuracy of this list. If a donor was omitted, is listed in error, or is incorrect, please let us know by sending an email to [email protected] or calling 602-285-1999 ext. 3951.
A McDowell Dental, PLC
Abitibi-Consolidated Corp
Acacia Capital Corp.
Ace Security Laminates
Agape Fund
Agilent Technologies
AJ Productions
Albertson’s
Allstate Foundation
Allstate Giving Campaign
Alphagraphics
American Endowment
American Express Foundation
American Family Insurance
American Legion Auxiliary
Andre House
Angel’s Touch, Inc.
Apache Pipelines Inc.
Area Agency on Aging
Arizona Business Bank
Arizona Cardinals
Arizona Community Foundation
Arizona Foundation for Legal Services and Education
Arizona Partners for Abstinence Education, Inc.
Arizona Preceptor Beta Phi XP4002
Arizona Psychiatric Society
Arizona Public Service Company
Arizona Ruffner Wakelin
Funeral Home
Arizona State Board D.B.E.
Arizona State Council Knights of Columbus
Arizona Truck Center, Inc.
Arizona’s Children Association
Arrow Electronics
AT&T
Robert W. Baird & Company Foundation, Inc.
Bank of America United
Way Campaign
Baron Financial, LLC
Bashas’ Markets, Inc.
Belo KTVK TV
Berning’s Fine Jewelry
Best Impressions Embroidery Co
Betania Community Center, Inc.
Beyond Bedtime LLC
BHHS Legacy Foundation
Bill Henry’s Food Mart
Blind Brothers
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona
Boeing Company
Brown and Sons Electrical
Bug & Weed Mart
Busse Enterprises
Calderon Law Offices
California Staff Organization
Campanella Family Foundation
Catholic Charities USA
Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Catholic Healthcare West
40
Catholic Social Services of Lansing
Century 21 Barbara Ricca Realty, Inc.
Chandler Service Club
Chandler Sunbird Lions Club
Chandler Villa Red Hat’s
Charitable Auto Resources
Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc.
Choice Hotels International Foundation
Christ’s Church of Flagstaff
Chubb Corporation
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Church of Reconciliation
Church of the Ascension
Church of the Resurrection
Church Women United in Arizona
City of Chandler Municipal Court
City of Cottonwood
Claret Club of Sacred Heart Church
Collings & Miller Dispute Resolutions Services
Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes
Connor FamilyTrust
Corrective Chiropractic
Coulter Cadillac
County Bank
CSA Sugar Art, Inc.
CTIA The Wireless Foundation
DJ’s Companies
Dana Crawford Painting
Dankaybar LLC
Daughters of the British Empire
DAVA & Associates
Debono Financial Services, Inc.
Desert De Oro Foods, Inc.
Desert Foothills United Methodist Church
Desert Hills Bank
Desert Sunshine LLC
Dominican Chaplains
Earnhardt
Earnhardt Avondale, Inc.
Earnhardt Chrysler, Suzuki, Jeep
Earnhardt Dodge
Earnhardt Ford
Earnhardt Management Company
Earnhardt Nissan
Earnhardt Superstition
Earnhardt’s Lincoln/Mercury
Earnhardt’s RV
Edison International
Employees Community Fund of Boeing Mesa
Episcopal Church of the Epiphany
Fann Contracting, Inc.
Federated Community Church
Fiddler’s Dream Coffee House
First Christian Church
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Flagstaff Medical Center
Foothills H.O.G. Chapter
Foothills Womens Club
For the Children Foundation
Forest Highlands Foundation
Foundation for Senior Living
Four Peaks Rotary Club
Freeway Chevrolet
Fresh Start Women’s Foundation
FSAL Management
Gallagher & Kennedy
GlaxoSmithKline
Good Samaritans of St. Andrews
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Heritage Graphics
Heritage Memory Mortuary
High Plains Development
Hispanic Women’s Convention
Holt Interstate Services Inc
Holy Cross Associates
Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Chandler
Honeywell Hometown Solutions
Hospice of El Paso
IBM Corporation
Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Loreto Sisters, Flagstaff
Insurance Women of Phoenix
Inter-Mountain Communications, Inc.
Internal Medicine Specialists of Prescott Valley, PC
International Rescue Committee
Islands Women’s Club
ITB Solutions, Inc.
J. M. Management Company, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Juba Restaurant
JustGive
K.A.L. Builders, Inc.
Kachina Jr Women’s Club
Kachina Properties
Khushalani Foundation
Kingman Orthodontic Center
Kiwanis Club of Sun Lakes
Knights of Columbus Holy Spirits Council No. 11999
Knights of Malta - Phoenix Group
Korean Catholic Community
KPMG
KYDZ Properties
La Hair Pin Inc.
Ladies of the Valley
Lady Knights Council No. 11999
Lamerson’s Jewelry
Leathers Milligan & Associates
Life Choices Women’s Clinic
Carl and Aunde Lind Family
Foundation
Luvco Construction
Macerich Company
Macy’s West United Way
Magnalite Distributors, Inc.
Magnum Medical, Inc.
Makai Development Services
Maricopa County Community
College District
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Mary, Queen of Knights Council
No 8386
McQuaid Foundation Inc.
Medical Services of Prescott, Inc.
Merck Partnership For Giving
Mesa United Way
Mind Over Splatter
Miranda Optometry
Mittelstaedt Cooper & Associates LTD
Morgan Stanley Annual Appeal Campaign
Steve Morrell Insurance Inc.
The Mountain Club
Monica Heaney Nackard Foundation
Next Realty Inc.
Nold LLC
Northern Trust Company
Ocotillo Women’s Association
Olsen’s Grain Inc.
Oryan LLC
Our Lady of Joy Catholic Church
Our Lady of the Desert
Our Lady of the Valley
Catholic Church
Partners in Prevention Rock County
Peacock, Hislop, Staley & Given, Inc.
Phoenix Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women
Phoenix Mini Market, LLC
Pierce Farms, Inc.
Pinal Feeding Company
The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust
Precision Car Care
Prescott Community Church
Prescott Eye Care & Surgical
Center, P.C.
Prescott Gastroenterology Consultants
Medical Group
Prescott Honda
Prescott Noon Lions Club
Prescott YMCA
Pruitt Living Trust DTD
R.E. Mason and Associates
RideNow Powersports
Management Group
Roman Catholic Church of the Diocese of Phoenix
Roosevelt School Faculty Fund
RTA Hospice and Palliative Care
Rummel Eye Care
Rusing Properties
S.H. Hauling, Inc.
Salt River Project
Santa Teresita Church
Schaller Anderson, Inc.
Security Title Agency, Inc.
Sedona Bell Rock Kiwanis
Sedona-Verde Valley Assoc. of Realtors
Sequest Technologies, Inc.
Sharko’s Food Service of Arizona, Inc.
Shasta Industries
Sisters of the Divine Savior
Smoketree Self Storage
Soroptimist International of Phoenix
Soroptimist International of Prescott
Soroptimist International of the
San Tans
Southwest Health Care Credit Union
Sovereign Military Order of Malta - Western Assoc.
Special Forces MFG
Spinal Correction Center
Spiro Brokerage, LLC
St. Bernadette Catholic Church
St. Bernard of Clairvaux
St. Catherine’s Parish
St. Francis Xavier Parish
St. John Vianney Parish
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
St. Maria Goretti Men’s Club
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Paul’s Womens Guild
St. Rose Philippine Duchesne
Catholic Church
St. Theresa Parish & School
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
St. Timothy Catholic Community
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Vincent de Paul School
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Starlight Stitchers
The Stockmen’s Bank
Summit Bank
Sun Lakes Solo Gadabouts
The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany
The Islamic Marketplace
The Law Firm of Patty Lee
Hakes, P.C.
The Phoenix Shanti Group
The Regional Drug-Free Alliance
The Somali Association of Arizona
The Zacher Development
Company, LLC
Tim’s Buick, Pontiac, GMC, Toyota, Hyundai, Isuzu, Inc.
Traffic Safety, Inc.
United Way Capital Area
United Way of King County
United Way of Bergen County
United Way of Lake County
United Way of Lake Havasu
United Way of Northern Arizona
United Way of Pinal County
United Way of Salt Lake
United Way of Silicon Valley
United Way of Tri-State
United Way of Tucson & Southern AZ
United Way of Yavapai County
United Way of Southern Nevada
Unity Church of Prescott
Universal Memorial Center, LLC
UNS Gas
Valencia Salon Studios
Valley of the Sun United Way
Valor Investments. LLC
Verde Valley Realtors
Veteran Motor Car Club of America
Central Arizona Chapter
Viewpoint Fellowship Church
The Villages at Lynx Creek Owner’s Association, Inc.
Vision Community Management LLC
W.C.G.T.G.
Wal-Mart Foundation
WalshCOMM
Wednesday Wonders Bowling League
Wells Belles
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
West Valley Anonymous
Yavapai Block Co.
Yavapai County Juvenile Court
Yavapai Prescott Indian Tribe
Yavapai Regional Medical Center
Yavapai Title Agency
York Motors, Inc.
Zions Management Services Company
Zonta Club of the East Valley
2005-2006 Donations Made in Memory/Honor
Remembering or honoring a loved one through a donation to Catholic Charities is a lasting tribute. We thank those who have made
these gifts in 2005-2006.
In Memory of Kim Alexander’s
mother
Mrs. Kim Alexander
In Memory of Rita Andrus’ mother
Mr. Joseph Medeiros
In Memory of Patricia Bladine
Mr. Kenneth Williams
In Memory of Dr. Hal Breen
Arizona Psychiatric Society
Dr. J.L. Prud’Homme
In Honor of Irene K. Cristea
Rev. Yvonne M. Parkhill
Dr. Robert N. Denton
Ms. Judy A. Johnson
Mr. Ramiro C. Guaderrama
Ms. Jeanette I. Treuel
Ms. Dorothy M. Lambe
Ms. Barbara K. Wich
In Memory of Julia Czapor
Mr. Daniel A. Fern
In Memory of Leslie G. Ebeling
Mr. Douglas J. Groppenbacher
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Acton
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mauge
In Memory of Mike Emmett
Mr. Samuel R. Allan
In Memory of Grace Foudy
Mr. Michael D. Foudy
In Honor of Robert Foudy
Mr. Michael D. Foudy
In Honor of Elizabeth Kling
Anonymous
In Memory of Maurine Lasswell
Ms. Maureen Webster
Mr. Edward L. Bolton
Mr. Donald R. Sopiak
Ms. Patricia A. McNaulty
Dr. James J. Berens
Mr. Stuart R. Brackney and
Ms. Mary Menacker
it takes
all of us...
Mr. and Mrs. Elton J. Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Acton
In Honor of Carolun Liebsack
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Traver
In Memory of William Lipps
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Irsfeld
California Staff Organization
In Memory of Herman and
Myldred Opplinger
Ms. Wilma Demuth
In Memory of Eva Pecharich
Mr. and Mrs. David Wondrash
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Baca
Ms. Ann Kirkwood
Ms. Bonnie Lightner
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kellerhals
Ms. Barbara Onon
Mr. John M. Timmons
In Memory of Helen Shea
Mr. Edward P. Shea
In Memory of Richard and Val
Smith
Yavapai Block Co.
In Honor of Joe Threlkeld
Mrs. Monica Threlkeld
In Memory of Eugenio Toledo
Mr. Carlos Toledo
Board of Directors
Les Ebeling
President
Legg Financial Services
Deceased June 15, 2006
Dr. Thomas Gaughan
1st Vice President
Psychiatrist
Andrea Weeks Hardin
2nd Vice President
Sonoran Health Specialists, Inc.
Christopher Bavasi
The Office of the Navajo and
Hopi Indian Relocation
Edward Cirillo
(Retired) Former State Senator
Thomas J. Donovan
Valley Interfaith Project
Michael Lowe
Salt River Project
Steve Lasswell
Secretary
Lockheed Martin
Valerie Manning
formerly Greater Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Michele Mencuccini
Treasurer
The Conforta Group
Robert McWhirter
Attorney, Public Defender
Linda Nadolski
Immediate Past President
(Retired) Community Forum
Emilia Banuelos
Attorney
Richard Navarro
John C. Lincoln Hospital
John Olsen
(Retired) Agricultural Consultant
Steve Perez
Northrup Grumman
Kathryn Pidgeon
Attorney
Stuart Seim
Robert W. Baird & Co.
Clergy Representatives
Executive Staff
Paul J. Martodam, MPA
Chief Executive Officer
Kristen J. Schmidt, Ph.D.
Chief Operating Officer
Timothy J. Acton, CFRE
Chief Development Officer
Most Rev. Thomas J. Olmsted
Ex Officio
Fr. Patrick Robinson
Ex Officio
Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Ryle
(Retired) Arizona Catholic
Conference
Deceased December 28, 2005
Fr. Michael Straley
Ex Officio
2006 Regional Service Center Advisory Board Members
Phoenix Regional Service Center
Maureen Webster, Regional
Director
Advisory Board Members
Nate Ausberry
Dr. Armaity V. Austin
P. Joseph Baker
Dr. Sam DeFrancesco
William Fitzgerald
Sandra Jorgensen
Theresa Leon
Molly McQuaid
Arthur Meza
Cecelia Nelson
Jack O’Brien
Sister Ellen Sinclair
Mark Speicher
Dr. Leslie Quinn
Rev. William Wack, CSC
Dr. Bruce White
Gloria Yturralde
Sophie Yue
East Valley Regional Service Center
Tom Egan, Regional Director
Sr. Colleen Braun, CSA
Kitty Chappell
Jade Edwards
Mary Hilliard
James LaBrie
Jim Lowe
Kim Markie
Father Thadeus McGuire
Catherine Meibert
Loretta B. Pacheco
Carol Smith
West Valley Regional Service Center
Cathy Tompkins, Regional Director
Lorenzo Aguirre
Leonard Rivera
Keith Searles
Stu Seim
Coconino County Regional
Service Center
Susan Brenchley, Regional Director
Christopher Bavasi
Cheryl Bruton
Dr. Thomas Gaughan
Carol Hartz
Dr. Gene Moan
Fr. Pat Mowrer
Barbara & Bill Packard
Doug Rade
Mohave County Regional
Service Center
Susan Brenchley, Regional Director
Fr. Jim Alling
Theresa Grumbles
Pat McNally
Rev. Cindy Miller
Yavapai County Regional
Service Center
Cathy Peterson, Regional Director
Tim Barnett
Larry Cox
David Kaminsky
Kati Kelly
Ken Lewis
Paul Madden
Arthur Markham
Ron Moore
Linda Nadolski
Trent Nickels
John Olsen
Jane Robbins
Kathy Sischka
Gary Swigart
Oren Thompson
Catholic Charities Community Services • 4747 N 7th Ave • Phoenix, AZ 85013 • 602.285.1999 ext. 3907
www.catholiccharitiesaz.org

it takes all of us... - Why Catholic Charities

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